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Laptop won't hibernate - No active partition?

Hi guys,

I have a new Acer TravelMate, the hard drive set-up is a little mysterious to me. I know it has a separate 20GB SSD drive which is used as cache. And also that it has Windows 8 somewhere on a recovery partition should I wish to install it.

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The problem is, despite hibernate being enabled, all it does is go to the lock screen ( it has fingerprint unlocking which works around 50% of the time). Having done some googling it appears the problem is usually related to an incorrectly assigned active partition. What is strange, is that there doesn't seem to be an active partition at all.

Just looking for a little advice really as how to go about correcting it. I'm slightly concerned that marking a partition as active may mess up the caching using the SSD drive or something.

Thanks

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